Journal

For me, Black History Month is a time to not only remember the incredible legacy, resilience, magic and invaluable contributions of my African-American ancestry, but a reminder to continue to keep pushing forward, defying expectations and breaking down barriers.

Diamonds are Forever: Everyone knows this timeless phrase and although these carbon-born crystal structures range from around 1 to 3.5 billion years old—they aren’t actually endless. We are looking to more socially and environmentally-responsible sources for these precious gemstones.

For us here at WHITE/SPACE, the whole month of May is for Mamas. Last year we partnered with an organization called The Tender Foundation to give a portion of our May sales to assist single mothers with emergency funds. This year, in honor of Mamas everywhere, we have partnered with Daily Karma to donate funds to various organizations. 

Black History is essential to American History, and we are definitely in the camp that appreciation and support for Black Culture is a year-round thing. There is so much to celebrate and learn! 

In honor of Mother’s Day, we donated a portion of online sales in May to the Tender Foundation, a unique non-profit focused on empowering single mothers.

Keeping things moving forward and positive in these unprecedented times can be a challenge, but there are silver linings, like these recipes that have become mood-lifting faves. 

This current crisis has brought a lot of change for all of us, so we compiled a list of some things that have kept us afloat over the last few weeks, in hopes that they may help you too.

The executive producer, actress, former fashion editor (she has ALWAYS had style!) and recent beauty entrepreneur reminds us that you define your own path, at any age. 

Louise Nevelson’s talent and creative distinction is undeniable. She is considered one of the most important American sculptors of the twentieth century.  

Lorna Simpson is an American photographer and multimedia artist who is best known for her use of photo-text installations, collages and films that explore identity and reflect upon her own experience as an African-American woman.

An editorial exploring baroque pearls from a different perspective. A new masculinity. Open. Gentle. Free.   For more background on this story, see our Instagram post and and behind the scenes highlights.

Born in Nicaragua in 1945, Bianca Jagger is most famously known as an award-winning social and human rights activist.  In addition to her activism, Bianca Jagger was also a prominent style icon (and BFF’s with Andy Warhol).